Tom déménage et laisse Philibert tout seul. Mais les deux meilleurs amis promettent de s'écrire. Tom raconte tout à Philibert : sa nouvelle maison, ses nouveaux amis, ses nouvelles occupations. Philibert, lui, est un peu jaloux, il ne répond pas aux courriers. Mais le jour où il décide d'écrire, la poste est fermée pour l'hiver. Qu'importe, Philibert ira porter lui-même sa lettre à Tom !

Je t'écrirai, promis

Quand un jour l'argent vient à manquer pour payer les factures et le loyer, Isabelle et sa famille doivent déménager à l'autre bout de la ville. Isabelle commence à se sentir... invisible. Et elle s'aperçoit qu'elle n'est pas seule à se sentir invisible. Elle décide alors de se rendre utile et petit à petit, les choses changent... Une histoire touchante sur l'importance de vraiment voir ceux qui nous entourent, et de comprendre que nous avons tous notre place dans le monde.

Invisible

Goat's coat

When the Three Bears leave their house for a walk, a young girl named Goldilocks appears and is drawn in to the house by the smell of hot porridge. But what happens when the bears return and find their porridge is gone? This fun rhyming play by the 'national children's dramatist' David Wood is wonderfully illustrated by Tom Percival.

 This is a Band 11/Lime book in the Collins Big Cat reading programme which has longer sentence structures and a greater use of literary language. This story is a playscript of a traditional tale, and pages 30 and 31 present a radio interview with the Three Bears which explores their thoughts towards the events of the play. This book supports literacy as well as learning about dialogue and plays. This book has been quizzed for Accelerated Reader. For more guided reading books in this Collins Big Cat band, try Oliver (9780007462094) written by Hilary McKay and illustrated by Rupert Van Wyk.

The Porridge Pincher - Band 11/Lime

For Rapunzel, being a princess has been nothing but fun. But everything goes wrong when she breaks a magical urn and blames it on her new friend, Ella. It turns out that the urn was home to a very cross (and now very homeless) hermit genie, who casts a spell making everyone blame Rapunzel for everything that goes wrong in Tale Town! With the help of her friends and a mysterious green monkey called Alphege, can Rapunzel 'undo what she has done' and lift the curse? The Genie's Curse is the third book in this brilliant new highly-illustrated series by Tom Percival, featuring all the fairy-tale characters you know and love having brand-new adventures!

The Genie's Curse

A lonely ghost finds an unexpected friend in this fantastically atmospheric story which marks the debut of an exciting new picture book talent.

 Night after night, Tobias the ghost hangs around the empty house where he lives, longing for something interesting to happen. That is, until one day, a girl named Eliza moves in with her family.

 Armed with his grandad's book of spells, Tobias starts to play tricks on Eliza, but has he met his match in this feisty little girl?

 Tobias might just be in for a few surprises himself. not to mention finding an amazing new friend!

 A delightfully energetic book, full of fun!

Tobias and the Super Spooky Ghost Book (Read Aloud)

There's been a robbery in Tale Town! Someone has stolen a cutting from the magical Story Tree, and it's up to twins Hansel and Gretel to get it back. With the help of their new friend Wolfie, a not very big or very bad wolf, they discover a secret fortress in the forest, containing a Magic Looking Glass that promises to help them. But things are not always what they seem, especially when the Magic Looking Glass starts causing trouble! Can Wolfie and the twins find the Story Tree cutting and save the day, or will the Magic Looking Glass have the last laugh? The Magic Looking Glass is the fourth book in this brilliant new highly-illustrated series by Tom Percival, featuring all the fairy-tale characters you know and love having brand-new adventures!

Je t'écrirai, promis

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